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  1. 8th Jul 2012 11:55 am #1
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    Default No value appeared on the annotation measurement. Please help!

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    there is no value, why? What happen? Please help.

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    For starters what annotative scale did you assign to your dimension?
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    It is most likely there, but the text is very very tiny based on your annotation/view scale.
    Zoom way in and see if the text is actually there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JD Mather View Post
    It is most likely there, but the text is very very tiny based on your annotation/view scale.
    Zoom way in and see if the text is actually there.
    Sir JD, thanks. I will check.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ReMark View Post
    For starters what annotative scale did you assign to your dimension?
    thanks for that question. hehehe
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    Quote Originally Posted by worldnats View Post
    thanks for that question. hehehe
    It wasn't a joke. What's the answer or am I wasting my time?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ReMark View Post
    It wasn't a joke. What's the answer or am I wasting my time?
    Actually, I do not know the answer. I'm not familiar with "annotative scale". I'm still in searching for that.
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    You don't have to look very far as the information is right at your fingertips. Go to your AutoCAD Help files (press the F1 key). Search on the words "annotation scale".
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